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Italics to clarify when we are talking about a specific word.
The strict meaning of '''disability''' is the condition of a person who does not have the typical abilities of a healthy person.
The strict meaning of '''disability''' is the condition of a person who does not have the typical abilities of a healthy person.
Disability is a noun. Its root is ability. The dis prefix means lack of.
''Disability'' is a noun. Its root is ''ability''. The ''dis-'' prefix means lack of.
[[Disabled]] is an adjective that means impaired or damaged.
[[Disabled|''Disabled'']] is an adjective that means impaired or damaged.
There are many types of disability both physical, mental or developmental, and a wide range of the amount of the disability. Some loss of ability is expected with age and is considered normal.
There are many types of disability both physical, mental or developmental, and a wide range of the amount of the disability. Some loss of ability is expected with age and is considered normal.